Winner of Tony and New York Drama Critics Circle awards for Best Musical, "The Music Man" is the story of traveling con man Harold Hill and how he goes about selling band instruments and uniforms to the parents of River City, Iowa with the promise of forming a boys band. The problem is Hill not only isn't a music professor- he "doesn't know one note from another"!

	But Hill has a plan -collect the money and take the last train out of town before he's discovered. Just one problem though- he finds himself falling in love with the town Librarian and for the first time in his life "gets his foot caught in the door".
Harold Hill ( James Waldron, right) enlists the help of Tommy Djilas  (Jeremy Bleistine) to form a boys band.

The Music Man introduces us to songs like "Ya Got Trouble", "Seventy-Six Trombones", "Lida Rose", 'Till There Was You", `and others and is a delightful show for the entire family. Come share the experience, get swept back to 1912, and enjoy the song and dance of "The Music Man"!
	The bickering school board members who are turned into an inseparable four part harmony barbershop quartet by Professor Hill. Played by (left to right) Chris Foster, Nick Ronaghan, Sam Krall, and Jerry Fessler.

	The show takes place in the fictional town of River City, Iowa following the turn of the 20th century. Lavish period costumes adorn the stage.
Harold meets some of the town socialites. (left to right) Mrs. Squires (Linda Ross), Maud Dunlop (Amy Shirk), Hill, and Ethel Toffelmier (Madeline Miskie)